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[altheas]

Contract law is more time intensive than criminal law

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[aurellia]

I can offer - a farm at the far end of the telephone grid (Lena's been there before), a bad movie night on the 26th, or a tour of Melbournes hidden street art.

[altheas]

Sounds interesting. I'll let you know when I'm sane.

Is that a picture of Deidre - aka Gaian nutcase I see as your icon?

[aurellia]

yiss! She's still my favourite. Your slanderous perjorative has been noted and will be considered if we ever get another multiplayer session going.

[altheas]

*sigh* Gaians, always taking things so personally when it is so much more economical to let self-interest truimph.

[frabjously]

ROAD TRIP!

Srsly.

[altheas]

Let me guess, to visit McGee's vision of Alice in Wonderland?

Contract law is more time intensive than criminal law.

[harkon]

Rich people arguing about money complain more than poor people who get thrown in prison.

The End.

[altheas]

Probably one of the most cynical yet amusing things I've read all week, and that's including the 'he ran into my knife 23 times' defence.

[harkon]

Thanks.

I'm reading something similar for my forensic psychology exam tomorrow (well it is more an interesting tangent than study per se). The exam was the guy trying to say that it was his wife rolled into the knife 17 times while asleep.

[altheas]

Yes, some defences are quite interesting. Such as the argument that playing Russian Roulette isn't quite reckless enough for it to be considered murder.